Wasps nest in the shed

Hoosay read back a bit and I would say get the spray and do the area . What will happen is that the wasps will get the stuff on their legs bring it to the queen which will kill her and that will be the end of your problem , let us all know how you get on .

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .

Get it sorted Sham as this will only get worse , errr the nest is what I am talking about .

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .

horsebox wrote:

sham157 wrote:

Just spotted a small bee hive in the shed, the little feckers

Put a load of jam on your flute and then stick your lad into the bee hive and see what happens?

Worked a treat Horsey, at the sight of my dick the bees scarpered. Must have been female...

Just spotted a small bee hive in the shed, the little feckers

The Saint wrote:

found a few dead wasps in my bathroom when I came in from work yesterday evening and another couple this morning when I got up.
Didn't have any windows open so do I have a nest somewhere?

saucepan on head + mop and up to that jacks Saint Thumbs%20Up

Sligo Hornet wrote:

Claret Murph wrote:

Got them last night , give them the foam spary can and got out of there , had a look in the shed this morning and not a wasps to be seen , YET . Will check again tonight .

Any idea how long you leave it before you can remove the nest ???

As for the bat he's gone also but then again it was late last night so maybe he was off looking for food .

Congrats Murph for bravely, and single-handedly, defeating the stingers!

Incidentally, I bought and used that spray on a nest under the eaves of my house.......but despite using the whole can over a period of four days, they have survived, and the nest continues to flourish

...............must be Hornets.......you just cannot beat them

Hummmm as for your nest Hornet what I have been reading is when you get them in or on your house they little beggers have more than one entrance to the nest so you may get 75% of the nest covered but the wasps end up taking another route into the nest .

Now what a mate told me in London is that he got in the experts ( hey he didn't have my number ) and they put ANT powder around the entrance to some route into the nest with that the wasps would walk into it and take the powder on their legs to the queen then end game .

Look it's worth a try .

I was lucky as I got mine first time I had about 9 dead wasps that fell out of the nest when I looked last night Iwill still wait until the weekend before I move the nest thou .

Also my little Bat returned so I gave him a bit of a prod with the broom handle which he didn't like very much but got him out of the shed and yes Gaz he flew away before you ask .

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .

Daz wrote:

had one in our 2nd shed last few weeksi made 2 smoke bombs last night and smoked the f**kers out then took a metal baseball bat 2 the hive Big%20smile

i wish i had your childhood daz

We hate princess diana, we hate elton john too, we hate orange bastards but rovers we love you. KOH

We used to always have wasp nests in our shed so used get the hurl and sliothar and do some target practice and then leg it. Always sorted the problem Thumbs%20Up

Got them last night , give them the foam spary can and got out of there , had a look in the shed this morning and not a wasps to be seen , YET . Will check again tonight .

Any idea how long you leave it before you can remove the nest ???

As for the bat he's gone also but then again it was late last night so maybe he was off looking for food .

Lansdowne Road debut aged 52 and 201 days .